The Squirrel Hill

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The Squirrel HIll is a residential neighborhood in the East End of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania which is historically a Jewish neighborhood because of the fact that half of Pittsburgh's Jewish population lives in this place.

The Squirrel Hill is a home to hundreds of cafe, bars, restaurants and historical shops and visitors like to stroll around because of the variety of things to do in the neighborhood. A mile away from the University of Pittsburgh and almost minutes to other attractions. Check out the list of Hotels and Vacation rentals close or within the area of Squirrel Hill, and find out what your options are, starting from 143 USD.

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